Hello:
I am interested in acquiring the book that Ryan has put together, but I wanted to ask anyone who has a M38 CDN if they have it and how much it was helpful for there restore jobs? Was there any other resources that was good for the M38 CDN (besides the manuals).
P.S. I am also looking for some of the CDN jeep manuals as well.
Thanks in advance.
Ryan Miller's M38 book good for M38 CDN restores?
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I am working on an M38CDN and have Ryan's book.
The book is full of very useful information for any restore or build of an M38.
The few differences between the US and the CDN version are limited and can be adjusted or corrected during the build.
Data plates, axle convoy light, signal light system, the absence of the “Jeep” stamping on the front of the tool box. The absence of a data tag on the P/S rear wheel well, along with the C.A.R. number stamped into the top of the front D/S frame rail just behind the bumper are some of the few differences between the two.
I have found that any information is good information as long as you use it correctly and do your research for each build.
My advice, it is a great addition to any reference library, you can’t loose with it. Get the book!
Cheers from the East Coast.
Pat Newman
The book is full of very useful information for any restore or build of an M38.
The few differences between the US and the CDN version are limited and can be adjusted or corrected during the build.
Data plates, axle convoy light, signal light system, the absence of the “Jeep” stamping on the front of the tool box. The absence of a data tag on the P/S rear wheel well, along with the C.A.R. number stamped into the top of the front D/S frame rail just behind the bumper are some of the few differences between the two.
I have found that any information is good information as long as you use it correctly and do your research for each build.
My advice, it is a great addition to any reference library, you can’t loose with it. Get the book!
Cheers from the East Coast.
Pat Newman